Aug 12, 2021
Cajun Fries
This what he looks like bro. I have no further questions
Aug 12, 2021·editedCajun FriesThis what he looks like bro. I have no further questions
Imagine this guy stepping up to Nas and saying all of that to him in person 💀
- Aug 12, 2021
he says on “The Pressure.” “Only island that my "niggas knew was Rikers or Staten,” he says on “40 Side,” a line that’s neither clever nor true—his native Queensbridge neighborhood is just across Roosevelt Island from an island called Manhattan."
LMFAO is this satire
Aug 12, 2021GooShe opens “In the Party” with a perfect line: “Dicks up when I step up in the party.”
Etc etc
Bro just hoping that Flo Milli sees his review and reads that he gets d*** up when she enters the party
Aug 12, 2021·3 replies“The Queensbridge rapper’s sequel mythologizes his business acumen and doubles down on the formula of its predecessor to mixed effect.“
- Aug 12, 2021·1 replyJitney Spearx
“The Queensbridge rapper’s sequel mythologizes his business acumen and doubles down on the formula of its predecessor to mixed effect.“
Imagine how smart he felt when he typed that
Aug 12, 2021Take pitchfork not for reviewers but a whole bunch of comedians. Life will improve.
Aug 12, 2021Cajun FriesThis what he looks like bro. I have no further questions
LMAO
Aug 12, 2021·1 replyMannnn this album really the GKMC of old niggas
This s*** raised the bar for rappers like Hov and all the other +40 OGs
- Aug 12, 2021ryuH
Mannnn this album really the GKMC of old niggas
This s*** raised the bar for rappers like Hov and all the other +40 OGs
hahaha
Aug 12, 2021·2 repliesThis is just getting better after every listen
Aug 12, 2021GooImagine how smart he felt when he typed that
I swear all those P4K f***s do this
Aug 12, 2021·2 repliesI'm sure Nas and Hit Boy are seeing all of the love that this album is getting from everyone. It looks like they're just getting started. At this point, it's probably not a matter of if we get a King's Disease 3, but when.
Aug 12, 2021·1 replyA E M 7I'm sure Nas and Hit Boy are seeing all of the love that this album is getting from everyone. It looks like they're just getting started. At this point, it's probably not a matter of if we get a King's Disease 3, but when.
Yeah they will most likely do a trilogy together but hope they branch away from each other a bit afterwards tbh
- Aug 12, 2021Jitney Spearx
“The Queensbridge rapper’s sequel mythologizes his business acumen and doubles down on the formula of its predecessor to mixed effect.“
they just be saying s*** lmaoo
- Aug 12, 2021·1 replyExperiment626
Yeah they will most likely do a trilogy together but hope they branch away from each other a bit afterwards tbh
Facts Nas need to let alchemist produce at least 1 tape for him
- Aug 12, 2021ryuH
Facts Nas need to let alchemist produce at least 1 tape for him
- Aug 12, 2021·1 replyA E M 7
I'm sure Nas and Hit Boy are seeing all of the love that this album is getting from everyone. It looks like they're just getting started. At this point, it's probably not a matter of if we get a King's Disease 3, but when.
This is another chapter in Nas' career no one could have predicted. Damn
- Aug 12, 2021Goo
This is another chapter in Nas' career no one could have predicted. Damn
Facts all he need to do is just keep rapping and fw dope producers
He so comfy in his bag he on auto classic mode
Aug 12, 2021MkizaThis is just getting better after every listen
Aug 12, 2021This album is SO good
Aug 12, 2021anybody else into "Nas is Good" as much as me. i f***in LOVE this beat.. and his delivery on it is so smooth
Aug 12, 2021Scratchin MambaThere’s a hint of survivor’s guilt in Nas’ fixation on the past. The first verse of the album opens with “I ain’t made it till we all can say that we made it,” and throughout, Nas pauses to note the people he’s lost, as well as dead rappers. He’s clearly taking stock of his career and his life, but his insistence on a moral to his life story crowds out detail and texture, turning his soul-searching into grandstanding. His version of history is a perpetual victory lap, an eternal bacchanal of self-help gruel—or “Brunch on Sundays,” as he puts it. King’s Disease II isn’t the worst legacy-obsessed rap album in recent memory. But it’s a reminder of the emptiness of rap as monument, the way fetishizing posterity reduces the genre. Nas is blessed, yes. Is that it?
Crying i hate these nerds
Who reads this s***
Aug 12, 2021Wasn’t expecting another great album from nas so quick I swear I feel like I’m eating good lately
Aug 12, 2021So impressed by this one fr